Spring Tour: Lakeland Dreadnaughts

One of the deeper, more complete rosters Lakeland has had in recent years. Talent across the board with real postseason potential if everything comes together.   Kelin Hendrix | QB | 2027 | Lakeland | @HendrixKelin   Hendrix continues to set the tone offensively. His arm talent allows him to push the ball vertically with touch, and his mobility adds another layer defenses have to account for. He's added size, looks more comfortable moving in and out of the pocket, and his mechanics have taken a step forward. A true playmaker who can control the game.   [player_tooltip player_id='1671138' first='Santana' last='Harvey'] | DE | 2027 | Lakeland | @santanaharvey_0   Harvey commands attention every snap. Offenses are forced to adjust protections, and even then he finds ways to disrupt plays. His combination of length, power, and timing makes him one of the more impactful edge defenders in the area. Consistent problem for opposing offenses.   [player_tooltip player_id='1655458' first='Drew' last='Sapp'] | EDGE | 2027 | Lakeland | @SappDrew2027   At 6-3, 250, Sapp brings a strong edge presence with a quick first step and the ability to convert speed to power. He's been one of the faster-rising prospects in the state, and it shows. Versatile, physical, and disruptive with real upside moving forward.   Joseph Howard | WR | 2027 | Lakeland | @jokerwondr   Howard's speed and route detail continue to stand out. He creates separation consistently and has the ability to stretch the field or generate after the catch. In Lakeland's system, his skill set fits perfectly as a reliable perimeter threat.   Jaxson Russell | OL | 2029 | Lakeland | @Jaxson_Russell7   Russell already looks like a national-level prospect at 6-6, 310. The size, movement, and early offers reflect his upside. Still early, but he handled reps well and continues to trend upward as one of the top young linemen to track.   Cameron Fuse | WR | 2028 | Lakeland | @D1Cam04   Fuse stands out immediately with his size and athleticism at 6-2, 185. He competes well against older talent and continues to develop physically. One of the more intriguing young receivers in the state with clear upside.   Ah'Narri Cooper | RB | 2028 | Lakeland | @1wayNarri   Cooper brings a smooth, natural running style with burst in space. His instincts and feel for the position show up early, and he's already generating recruiting interest. As he continues to develop, his ceiling remains high.   [player_tooltip player_id='2137699' first='Jordan' last='Young'] | DB | 2027 | Lakeland | @jordanyoung_05   Young has the frame and movement skills to be a complete defensive back. At 6-2, 180, he's physical downhill and fluid in coverage. His technique is improving, and with continued reps, he has the tools to emerge as a high-level secondary piece.   Deonte Fielder | ATH | Lakeland | @DeonteFielder1   Fielder is a dynamic athlete who can impact the game in multiple ways. Quick-twitch, creative with the ball, and gaining confidence. Whether on offense, defense, or special teams, he brings a spark every time he's on the field.   Dominick Harris Payne | ATH | 2028 | Lakeland | @Laadom2028   Payne is a long, developing athlete with upside on both sides of the ball. His movement skills and frame suggest potential as a defensive back, and being in this program should accelerate his development.   Rashard Kelly | WR | 2027 | Lakeland | @shard_k3   Kelly brings a high ceiling with his body control and vertical ability. He's a true deep threat who can track the ball and make contested catches. As he continues to develop physically, his impact should continue to grow.   [player_tooltip player_id='2171669' first='Kash' last='Johnson'] | DE | Lakeland | @KashJohnson29   Johnson plays with effort and physicality off the edge. He's shown he can compete at the varsity level and disrupt both the run and pass game. Still developing, but trending in the right direction.   Travoris Black | ATH | 2027 | Lakeland | @TravorisBlack4   Black adds energy and physicality to the secondary. He shows good instincts in coverage and isn't afraid to come downhill and tackle. Another athlete gaining recruiting attention this spring.   Stewart Butler | RB | 2027 | Lakeland | @rex2xs   Butler brings track speed and explosiveness to the backfield. Dangerous in open space and capable of flipping the field quickly. With continued development, he's a weapon this offense can lean on.

One of the deeper, more complete rosters Lakeland has had in recent years. Talent across the board with real postseason potential if everything comes together.